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Can you please outline all the parts required for this wonderful mod (perhaps where to buy them as well?) I am interested in trying a hand at it. I love how your RCA connectors look (they look much neater than the other RCA-connectors I've seen). I have a different case in mind to mod like that. I want to make my first mod and I think the RCA connection-type is the way to go for me since I have all sorts of different atties. I'd definitely want to be able to use 801s and 510s at least.
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The PVMA no more worries for batt connectors! There are links on that thread to radio shark's parts if you want to get the connectors in a hurry. Much cheaper if you are not in a hurry to get them here: http://www.bgmicro.com/index.asp?Pag...S&Category=317 If you have any questions, post them or send me a PM, i will be glad to help you as much as i can. | |
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| Supporting Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: LI NY
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Awesome job Warp..... $23.00 is still cheaper then any other commercially available mod And it looks nice and clean Cisco... |
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| The Vapor Cloud Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Bristow, Ok.
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The picture confuses me because there are so many types that are used. I just want the ones you specifically used for the box mod you posted about. I looked through Radioshack's site and there are so many types of rca connectors that it's confusing for a noob I don't know if they are all the same or if I should be looking for a specific type or if a certain type they sell is more difficult to tear apart versus another and so forth.
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Thank you Cisco, trying to learn from your very clean looking mods. It is just hard to find the right case to fit 1 or 2 18650, it is all i use lately since i am an obssesive vaper and all other batteries seem to not be able put up with me. With one 18650 i can forget about re-charge for about 8-10 hours. At home it is no big deal since i vape out of a 4.5V and 1,600A wall wart and it vapes like it was a 6v mod if not more.
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, you would have found the links to the exact parts. I know it can be frustrating, specially in that thread with a million things going on.I gathered the links for you. So here they are: First the jack you will use for your box... Panel-Mount RCA Phono Jack (4-Pack) - RadioShack.com And this one is to build the adapter for your atomizers... Phono (RCA-Type) Plug (2-Pack) - RadioShack.com That is all the RCAs you will need. On page 5 of that same PVMA thread you will find how to assemble the adapters. Any other questions feel free to ask. | |
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Hey it's 1am cut a girl some slack haha. I think I forgot how to read about an hour ago because my head is spinning trying to research all this stuff. Thanks alot for the links sir. You rock.
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I am sure you will put a great mod together. Please post the results. Another link for the same parts but much cheaper... <B>AUDCA055B<B/><BR>NICKEL PANEL MOUNT RCA JACK BLACK - AUDCA055B Thank you Rexa | |
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I just stumbled on that on DX when looking for a cheap torch to mod and got all excited. I have not made a mod yet and don't have the tools or skills required but this modding thing has bitten me HARD After seeing what you guys are doing I just gotta put in the hours and try some mods. Anyway my original thoughts on seeing that kit was that it could be charged using the usb lead making a more universally available option. Most homes and offices have 1 usb cable you could use if you don't carry one and a simple lighter to usb adaptor for the car. And of course it save the need (for now) to buy a battery charger. The only problem I thought of was the 5.7v stated output. Is this a little too high? I intended to only mod the torch head ( and if I do will definatley use your RCA mod for this) so don't want to gut the usb part. Any ideas ? PS Oh do the indicator lights still work on your mod (look at the shiny shiny )Keep up the great work Chris |
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